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Click here https://vnsh.com/reasonabletv to enter to win this $80,000 truck and get your VNSH holster $50 off for a limited time! In a dramatic turn of events, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's residence was burglarized shortly after her plea for wealthy residents to open their homes to the city's homeless. This incident underscores the tensions surrounding the mayor's controversial initi...

Recent protests have ignited debate over whether blocking traffic should be a federal crime. Activists recently targeted major highways and airport access roads nationwide, including a significant disruption at Seatac Airport, where 46 protesters were charged. The demonstrators, using a tactic known as a "sleeping dragon," effectively halted traffic, impacting thousands and delaying flig...

Amid increasing scrutiny, shocking reports have emerged of Texas National Guard members being implicated in human smuggling operations organized by cartels. The incidents, involving young soldiers tempted by quick financial gains, underscore a concerning trend where military personnel are exploited for illegal activities. This development raises serious questions about the vulnerabilities within o...

Residents in New York City who are accused of being squatters can qualify for free legal assistance, a housing lawyer told Newsweek on Wednesday. Squatting has emerged as a top-button issue in recent weeks after incidents in New York captured headlines creating the impression of a crisis. However, experts have pointed out that cases of people establishing residency in properties they have no legal...

Among the 46,000 people in Los Angeles experiencing homelessness, there are dozens living along the Arroyo Seco next to the 110 Freeway near Highland Park. Those living there have constructed a number of different makeshift structures, some with tents, tarps and other scrap materials, but at least one of the structures, complete with a stone wall, a walkway, a front door, electric-powered lighting...

In a surprising turn of events, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s $16.1 million London pub has been overrun by squatters. The York and Albany Pub, which was pending sale, is now barricaded by the intruders using Ramsay’s own kitchen appliances. The squatters, self-described as professional and using the space as their new home, have left the once-pristine pub in disarray with personal belongings and...

Seattle man, Steve Irwin, known for repeated attempts to establish a makeshift mining operation in Dr. Jose Rosal Park, has been arrested yet again. Irwin's latest antics involve using an excavator to dig for gold and construct a cabin within the park, leading to his third arrest in six months for violating a no-entry order. Despite his family's pleas for mental health and addiction treatm...

Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston has announced a controversial shift in the city's immigration policy, which significantly reduces the duration new immigrants can stay in shelters—from 14-42 days to a mere 24-72 hours. This change primarily targets a small group, limiting the new six-month asylum seeker program to just 1,000 participants. Despite Denver's history as a sanctuary city encour...

Officials in the San Diego area are urging Congress to pass stricter U.S. border laws amid an increase in migrants arriving on the shores of California’s beaches by boat. In the most recent incident, a speedboat navigated between surfers and beachgoers before it was abandoned in the suburb of Carlsbad, just north of San Diego. Several videos of Saturday’s incident circulated on social media, showi...

In an unconventional bank robbery attempt in Sandusky, Ohio, a 20-year-old Venezuelan national utilized a translator app to demand money from bank tellers. Identified as Yeon Brito Gonzalez, the suspect claimed he did not speak English and had used the app to communicate his demands. Despite his assertions of misunderstanding, law enforcement swiftly intervened. Sandusky Police Chief Jared Oliver...

San Diego has unexpectedly topped the charts in illegal immigrant crossings, surpassing sectors in Texas which traditionally held these figures. This shift follows the implementation of stringent border control measures by Texas, including controversial legislation allowing for the state-managed deportation of undocumented migrants. This enforcement push by Texas has funneled migrants toward more...

Amid declining real estate values, a condo in San Francisco’s troubled Tenderloin district recently sold for half its 2019 purchase price. This stark drop, from $1.25 million to just $675,000, highlights deeper issues within specific micro-markets of the city, known for their challenges including high homeless rates and drug problems. Despite low interest rates during the pandemic boosting nationw...

In a potent critique of New York's handling of squatting issues, a new Republican-led legislative bill aims to instill stricter enforcement measures. The proposed bill targets the escalating squatting epidemic, exacerbated by lax enforcement and liberal housing policies, enabling quick evictions by law enforcement based on homeowners' reports. This legislative push highlights the growing f...

Seattle is suffering another economic blow to its downtown core with the announcement that Lululemon will be leaving Pacific Place later this month. The clothier is not seeing the level of sales that’s needed at this location, according to one of the employees who spoke to KOMO News. About 20 people work at the business. The closing of Lululemon follows the departure of Fox’s Seattle, which has be...

The Democratic-run city of Denver, Colorado, plans to defund its police department to pay for illegal immigrants. Denver, which is commonly referred to as a “sanctuary city,” announced on Wednesday that it will spend $89.9 million on services for incoming illegal migrants, pulling some of the funding from roughly $45 million in public programs and services. Denver’s police department will be hit w...

A man who claimed to identify as a woman to use the female locker room at Planet Fitness was arrested after fellow members called the police. In a recent incident at a Planet Fitness gym in Gastonia, North Carolina, Christopher Allan Miller, aged 38, was arrested after he stripped naked in the women's locker room. Members of the gym who believed Miller was abusing the policy which states trans...

In a recent incident at the Emerald City Hoedown in Seattle, a women’s country line dance team was told to remove their American flag-themed shirts or leave the event, sparking controversy. The dance group was accused of making some attendees feel unsafe due to the patriotic imagery. The situation, which was reported by local media personality Jason Rantz, has ignited discussions about freedom of...

In a controversial move, Democratic St. Louis Mayor Tashara Jones is proposing a policy to hold local businesses accountable for crimes occurring on their premises. This shift comes amid a series of break-ins, suggesting a broader approach to crime management beyond traditional law enforcement. Mayor Jones believes businesses should be more involved in maintaining public safety, a stance that emer...

Home insurance companies are increasingly using aerial images from drones and even high-altitude balloons as a tool to dump properties seen as higher risk, according to a report. Angry homeowners have reported losing their coverage after being told they had damaged roof shingles, debris in the backyard or having undeclared items such as swimming pools or trampolines, the Wall Street Journal report...

San Francisco Public Library workers plan to rally Tuesday, demanding the city provide security guards at all branches to protect staff and patrons amid a rise in dangerous incidents. Most of the city's 28 library locations lack dedicated security officers, and librarians and other workers say they've been forced to intervene in dangerous situations that sometimes turn physical, according...

A rowdy mob at the Randall’s Island migrant shelter was busted early Monday after a brawl that injured four security guards and left one migrant suffering a stab wound, police and sources said. Five men, believed to be migrants housed at the massive tent city, were charged with assault after jumping the 24-year-old victim while he was eating on his bunk around 1:45 a.m., cops said. The guards trie...

In an eye-opening development, Venezuelan migrant influencer Leon Moreno, renowned for his audacious advocacy of squatting on social media, finds himself ensnared by the very system he sought to exploit. Moreno, who amassed a considerable following by mocking American policies and encouraging illegal immigration practices, now faces the irony of yearning for the freedoms he once scorned. From his...

In a bold move highlighting the contentious immigration debate, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has escalated tensions with the Biden administration and New York City Mayor Eric Adams by transporting thousands of immigrants to the sanctuary city of New York. Abbott accuses President Biden of leveraging migrants as political tools to appease far-left factions within the Democratic Party, endangering nat...

In a move that reads more like a political thriller than reality, the village of Dolton has enlisted former Chicago mayor, Lori Lightfoot, to spearhead an investigation into current Mayor Tiffany Henyard's alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. Lightfoot, once ousted from office herself, is set to earn $400 an hour for delving into Henyard's financial dealings, including a questionable trip to...